Temperature & fan issues in Inspiron 15 5000 5593

Since this is a new computer, I'd strongly suggest you quickly return the system and get a refund or another new computer. However, if you still like to troubleshoot:

Run Dell Off line diagnostic to check the fan and other hardware within the computer. You could do this by following steps below.

1. Power off system

2. Power on system, quickly start tapping F12 key continuously until you see Perparing One Time Boot Menu in top right corner of screen. In Dell Preboot menu, select Diagnostic. After quick tests, select Fan, and then Thorough Test Mode. Report back any error code.

If there isn't any error code:

Download / Install Chipset and Video drivers one by one and in correct order.

How to Install Dell Drivers in the Correct Order

https://www.dell.com/support/article/en-us/sln148687/how-to-install-dell-drivers-in-the-correct-order?lang=en

Please click on link below for additional information that might be helpful to you.

How to Troubleshoot Fan Issues 

https://www.dell.com/support/article/en-us/sln113205/how-to-troubleshoot-fan-issues?lang=en

EDIT/ Common causes for fans not working, abnormal or loud fan noise, overheating:

- Fans or air vents that are obstructed

- Dust accumulation on vents or fans

- Not enough ventilation

- Physical damage

- Out-of-date BIOS and device drivers

Thanks for your suggestion.

I bought this laptop and had similar issues with heat and serious fan noise. Spent ages trying to get them to accept there was a hardware problem and take it for repair. They identified a faulty SSD and replaced it, the laptop still has heat and fan noise issues that make me wish i had not bought it.  My advice to anyone reading this is to not buy Dell, who are aware of this fault in the model but still selling them anyway. If you have bought one and are still within the returns window do so immediately and don't buy Dell again

Thanks for your advice.

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Solution

Search for "Dell Power Management" in Start

Open and go to the "Thermal Management"

Select the Option "Quiet"

The laptop will become Quiet instantly.

The default setting is set to optimize the laptop. 

If you don't have Dell Power Management I think you have to install it

Changing the Thermal Settings in The Dell Power Management App

I've noticed with my 5593 which I have had a little over a month now that the fan has some erratic behavior at times. Its mostly quiet until its kicks on and then it operates briefly at high speed before slowing down. Its certainly not a gradual increase in fan speed that you wouldn't notice as much. But unless I am doing something that is heavily tasking all cores I do not notice fan noise at all. I used a lap desk to allow for best airflow because the intake vent is on bottom of notebook. If you set this notebook on a soft surface you will choke off air flow to cool CPU and GPU. With more cores these days its even more important to prevent air flow disruptions. 

Should i buy this laptop for programming??? 

Yes same issue with my laptop.

It's heating too much.

No one is resolving my issue from dell.

Don't buy dell laptop.

I have wasted 68k for the dell Inspiron 5593 laptop.

My suggestion don't buy dell laptop.

True I am also cooking omlate daily on my 5000 series laptop

Even worst service by dell.

They always told me to just update the system.

I have more knowledge than dell technical experts. 

I suggest please read all the reviews before buying dell.

Dell laptop is best and durability also good, the issue is with Intel 10nm cpu graphics driver and Input and output driver and sata achi driver (check your device manager for input and output driver and sata achi chipset series, both are different)

Dell with AMD laptop is much much better than Intel laptop. even Qualcomm CPU (7nm) also better cooling system.

I would think twice about buying this model. Even doing basic tasks the turbo mode seems to trigger a rapid rise in temperatures near T Junction max of 100c. According to Intel this is by design to allow for better turbo speeds and longer duration and Intel and the OEM's have created tighter tolerances to allow near max temps. I think the fan kicks in far too late and both the CPU and keyboard get very warm. It might be by design, but I am not very satisfied with my 5593 with the 1035G1 core i5. 

Disable the background apps.

upgrade to 3200Mhz ram speed (check the intel website for suitable ram for your cpu).

update the laptop firmware (go to device manager and update the firmware).

reinstall the chipset driver and graphics driver again.